Pride and Prejudice Test | Final Test - Easy

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Pride and Prejudice Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where did Lady Catherine hear the rumor she came to find the truth of?
(a) Georgiana Darcy.
(b) Caroline Bingley.
(c) Mr. Darcy.
(d) Mr. Collins.

2. Who is Mr. Darcy anxious for Elizabeth to meet after meeting her in Derbyshire?
(a) Caroline.
(b) Georgiana.
(c) Grace.
(d) Catherine.

3. What is Jane's reaction to the news that Elizabeth and Darcy are engaged?
(a) She is relieved.
(b) She is incredibly happy.
(c) She cannot believe it.
(d) She is angry.

4. Who visits Elizabeth often at her new home with Mr. Darcy?
(a) Mrs. Bennet.
(b) Jane.
(c) Mr. Bennet.
(d) Charlotte.

5. What does Charlotte think prompted the unexpected visit to Elizabeth while she and Maria were away in town?
(a) Curiosity.
(b) Boredom,
(c) Avoidance of Lady Catherine.
(d) Love.

6. Where did Mr. Darcy get the courage to propose to Elizabeth while they were walking together?
(a) Mr. Bingley.
(b) Mr. Bennet.
(c) Elizabeth.
(d) Lady Catherine.

7. What surprise visitor does Elizabeth receive a few days after Jane's engagement?
(a) Caroline Bingley.
(b) Mr. Darcy.
(c) Colonel Fitzwilliam.
(d) Lady DeBourgh.

8. What is Elizabeth thinking of as she tours the grounds at Mr. Darcy's estate?
(a) She might love Darcy after all.
(b) She had no idea Darcy was this rich.
(c) She could have been mistress there.
(d) She is glad she refused Darcy's offer.

9. Who is the first person Elizabeth writes to about her engagement to Mr. Darcy?
(a) Lady Catherine.
(b) Georgiana.
(c) Caroline Bingley.
(d) Mrs. Phillips.

10. Who treats Elizabeth with cool haughtiness when she visits Darcy's sister at Pemberley?
(a) Georgiana and Mr. Darcy.
(b) Mr. Hurst and Mr. Bingley.
(c) Miss Bingley and Mrs. Hurst.
(d) Lady Catherine and her daughter.

11. What rumor has been heard by Lady Catherine to cause her surprise visit?
(a) Elizabeth has insulted the Darcy family.
(b) Elizabeth is secretly married to Colonel Fitzwilliam.
(c) Elizabeth has publicly insulted Lady Catherine DeBourgh.
(d) Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy are engaged.

12. Why do Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth not talk to each other when Darcy and Bingley dine at Longbourn?
(a) Elizabeth is too ill to come down to dinner.
(b) Elizabeth is too nervous to say anything to Mr. Darcy the entire night.
(c) Mr. Darcy refuses to speak to Elizabeth.
(d) They are seated on opposite ends of the table.

13. What is Jane's reaction when she hears about the true story of Mr. Wickham?
(a) She is sad for Elizabeth.
(b) She is shocked at how horrible he is.
(c) She was sure that Mr. Darcy was innocent.
(d) She is relieved to know the truth.

14. What does Elizabeth's aunt chide her for in a letter to her after Lydia's wedding?
(a) Leaving her company so soon.
(b) Not recognizing Darcy's feelings for her.
(c) Turning down Mr. Collins's proposal.
(d) Being so kind to Lydia after her repulsive behavior.

15. Why is Elizabeth sad to leave Charlotte?
(a) Charlotte has no one else to talk with.
(b) She loved being so close to Lady Catherine.
(c) Charlotte is her best friend.
(d) She feels sorry for leaving her alone with her husband.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Elizabeth doing when Charlotte and Maria go to town without her?

2. Who did Lydia leave a note for before running away from Brighton?

3. Why is Darcy so surprised by what Elizabeth thanks him for on their walk together?

4. What does Elizabeth regret the most about her reactions to Lydia's elopement?

5. Why is Elizabeth so gloomy after Lydia leaves for Brighton?

(see the answer keys)

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